In addition to the Associated Press misleading everyone about Bush being warned about the levees (topped does not equal breached, my friends) it also appears as though they misled the public by selectively editing the video they're using to back up their attack on Bush.

From the LA Times (not exactly a bastion of pro-Bush sympathies):

The selectively edited video of the Aug. 28 briefing shows Brown at one end of a crowded conference table dotted with microphones, telling federal and state officials: "My gut tells me this is a bad one and a big one — this is, to put it mildly, the big one, I think."

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The AP video does not include footage of Chertoff asking Brown whether he needs any other help or of Chertoff asking whether Brown wants him to approach the Department of Defense. Transcripts show that to both questions, Brown indicated that no additional assistance was needed.

So, to sum up, the Associated Press obtained all this raw footage but selectively editied it only to show scenes it could use against Bush.

That's not journalism.